
A Thane court acquitted Jaykumar Komal Rathod and Gazi Dara Irani, charged under the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) for a September 2022 robbery involving a woman's gold chain. The court found insufficient evidence linking them to the crime, citing flawed identification procedures and unreliable witness testimony. It ruled that without proof of the primary robbery offence, MCOCA charges could not be upheld and ordered their release if not held for other cases.
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| news18 | Thane court acquits two men charged under MCOCA for robbery | Center | Neutral |
| hindustantimes | Thane court acquits two men charged under MCOCA for robbery | Center | Neutral |
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